The AI space is complicated and there are so many questions that we don't have the answers to. Although it may seem like ChatGPT-3 does in fact have all the answers, in this week's episode, Natalie and Kobi explain why this is a potentially dangerous assumption. Although it presents enormous opportunities for societal progress, ChatGPT-3 also has the ability to be used as a form of weaponry, and we need to be careful about using it as a tool for learning. Then there are the issues of exploitation and environmental consequences that don't make the headlines, and the fact that we could be moving towards a world where humans are made redundant, and none of us want that, do we?

Key Points From This Episode:

• The pros and cons of using ChatGPT in school classrooms.
• Why ChatGPT is viewed as a form of weaponry by some people.
• The opportunity that ChatGPT presents society as a whole.
• Exploitation happening behind the scenes at ChatGPT.
• Why Amazon has asked its staff to stop using ChatGPT.
• The environmental impacts of tools like ChatGPT.
• Information that has recently come to light that is a setback for automated vehicles.
• NIST's new AI risk management framework.
• Complexities of reviewing a tool like ChatGPT.
• The importance of having set standards in place in the AI space.
• Real world circumstances that are played out in the movie M3GAN.
• Exploring what our purpose as humans is.

Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:

ChatGPT

SlidesGPT

'The $2 Per Hour Workers Who Made ChatGPT Safer'

'The Exploited Labor Behind Artificial Intelligence'

'Tesla Video Promoting Self-Driving was Staged'

'This Song Sucks'

'Amazon Warns Employees Not to Share Confidential Information with ChatGPT'

'RoadMap for the NIST Artificial Intelligence Risk Management Framework'

M3GAN Official Trailer 2

'Now Is the Moment for a Systemic Reset of AI and Technology Governance'

Proposal for Regulation

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Dr Kobi Leins

Dr Kobi Leins on LinkedIn

Dr Kobi Leins on Twitter

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